feat: Add NetworkPolicy support for OADP operands (OADP-6074) - #2405
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Implements OCPSTRAT-819 requirement for operators to create NetworkPolicies at runtime for their workloads (operands). Changes: - Add default-deny NetworkPolicy for baseline security (all pods) - Add NetworkPolicy for Velero/node-agent/datamover pods (metrics on 8085) - Add NetworkPolicy for non-admin controller (metrics 8080, health 8081) - Add NetworkPolicy for VM file restore controller (metrics 8443, health 8081) - Add NetworkPolicy for KubeVirt datamover controller (metrics 8443, health 8081) Design follows official OpenShift NetworkPolicy guide: - Default-deny ingress baseline (namespace-wide) - Metrics allowed from anywhere (standard pattern) - Egress unrestricted (BSLs can point to arbitrary storage endpoints) - Conditional creation based on DPA spec Files: - internal/controller/networkpolicy.go: New reconcile logic (~450 lines) - internal/controller/dataprotectionapplication_controller.go: Wire into reconcile + RBAC - config/rbac/role.yaml: Add networking.k8s.io permissions - bundle/manifests/oadp-operator.clusterserviceversion.yaml: Update bundle Fixes: OADP-6074 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The PR adds and conditionally manages operand NetworkPolicies; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains beyond normal checks and review. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant DataProtectionApplicationReconciler
participant ReconcileNetworkPolicies
participant KubernetesNetworkPolicyAPI
DataProtectionApplicationReconciler->>ReconcileNetworkPolicies: reconcile DPA NetworkPolicies
ReconcileNetworkPolicies->>KubernetesNetworkPolicyAPI: create or update baseline policies
ReconcileNetworkPolicies->>KubernetesNetworkPolicyAPI: create or update enabled feature policies
ReconcileNetworkPolicies->>KubernetesNetworkPolicyAPI: delete disabled feature policies
KubernetesNetworkPolicyAPI-->>DataProtectionApplicationReconciler: return reconciliation result
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internal/controller/networkpolicy.go (2)
133-143: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winVelero metrics ingress is open to every namespace.
This rule sets
PortswithoutFrom, so any pod in any namespace can reach TCP 8085 on velero and node-agent pods. The other three policies in this file restrict the same class of traffic to the monitoring namespace. Velero metrics are served without authentication.Restrict this rule to the monitoring namespace for consistency.
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Ingress: []networkingv1.NetworkPolicyIngressRule{ { - // Allow metrics scrape from anywhere (standard pattern per OpenShift NP guide) + // Allow metrics scrape from the cluster monitoring namespaces only + From: []networkingv1.NetworkPolicyPeer{ + { + NamespaceSelector: &metav1.LabelSelector{ + MatchLabels: map[string]string{ + "network.openshift.io/policy-group": "monitoring", + }, + }, + }, + }, Ports: []networkingv1.NetworkPolicyPort{🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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159-426: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winExtract the three conditional policy functions into one helper.
reconcileNonAdminNetworkPolicy,reconcileVMFileRestoreNetworkPolicy, andreconcileKubevirtDatamoverNetworkPolicyare identical except for the policy name, the enable check, the pod selector, and the port list. The delete path and the CreateOrUpdate body are copied three times. A single helper reduces the risk that a future fix is applied to only one copy.Also replace the repeated
func() *corev1.Protocol { ... }()closures with a package-leveltcpProtocol := corev1.ProtocolTCPvariable, and useintstr.FromInt32(8081)instead of the struct literal.♻️ Proposed helper shape
type operandNetworkPolicy struct { name string enabled bool selector map[string]string ports []int32 } func (r *DataProtectionApplicationReconciler) reconcileOperandNetworkPolicy(log logr.Logger, cfg operandNetworkPolicy) error { np := &networkingv1.NetworkPolicy{ ObjectMeta: metav1.ObjectMeta{Name: cfg.name, Namespace: r.NamespacedName.Namespace}, } if !cfg.enabled { // existing get/delete path return nil } // existing CreateOrUpdate path, built from cfg.selector and cfg.ports return nil }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@internal/controller/networkpolicy.go`:
- Around line 124-128: Align the non-admin NetworkPolicy PodSelector in
ensureRequiredSpecs with the non-admin pod template by removing the extra
common.Velero label requirement, or alternatively add that label to the
template; ensure the policy selects the intended pods using labels consistently.
- Around line 83-89: Update the default-deny NetworkPolicy in the reconciler to
allow ingress to route-backed pods labeled app: oadp-cli and app: oadp-vmdp,
preserving unrestricted egress. Add the necessary ingress selectors and ports
for OpenShift router traffic, or narrow the default-deny PodSelector so these
backends remain covered by corresponding allow policies.
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In `@internal/controller/networkpolicy.go`:
- Around line 133-143: Restrict the metrics ingress rule in the relevant network
policy to the monitoring namespace by adding the same namespace selector used by
the other policies in this file, while preserving the existing TCP 8085 port
configuration.
- Around line 159-426: Extract the duplicated delete and CreateOrUpdate logic
from reconcileNonAdminNetworkPolicy, reconcileVMFileRestoreNetworkPolicy, and
reconcileKubevirtDatamoverNetworkPolicy into a shared
reconcileOperandNetworkPolicy helper, passing each policy’s name, enabled state,
pod selector, and ports through a configuration type. Preserve each existing
selector, feature check, error context, and logging behavior. Replace the
repeated TCP protocol closures with a package-level tcpProtocol value and
construct ports with intstr.FromInt32, including the health port 8081.
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…econciliation Add unit tests covering: - Default-deny NetworkPolicy creation with correct podSelector and policyTypes - Velero NetworkPolicy with component selector and metrics port 8085 - Conditional creation/deletion for Non-Admin controller (ports 8081/8080) - Conditional creation/deletion for VM File Restore controller (ports 8081/8443) - Conditional creation/deletion for KubeVirt DataMover controller (ports 8081/8443) - Controller reference verification for garbage collection Tests verify correct port numbers, pod selectors, and dynamic behavior based on DPA configuration changes. Fixes: OADP-6074 Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@internal/controller/networkpolicy_test.go`:
- Line 36: Update the Gomega assertions in the network policy tests to include
concise failure messages identifying the operation or field being checked,
including the k8sClient.Create assertion near the network policy test setup.
Preserve the existing assertion conditions and outcomes.
- Line 162: Update the error assertions after k8sClient.Get in the relevant
NetworkPolicy tests to require apierrors.IsNotFound(err), rather than accepting
any non-nil error. Apply this consistently to both absent/deleted policy checks
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Add failure messages to the Gomega assertions.
Add concise messages that identify the operation or field under test to each assertion in internal/controller/networkpolicy_test.go.
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In `@internal/controller/networkpolicy_test.go` at line 36, Update the Gomega
assertions in the network policy tests to include concise failure messages
identifying the operation or field being checked, including the k8sClient.Create
assertion near the network policy test setup. Preserve the existing assertion
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Live Cluster Testing ResultsDeployed and tested on a live OpenShift cluster with NetworkPolicies are getting created$ kubectl get networkpolicies -n openshift-adp
NAME POD-SELECTOR AGE
default-deny <none> 87s
kubevirt-datamover-controller-network-policy control-plane=oadp-kubevirt-datamover-controller 87s
velero-network-policy component=velero 87sVerified the specs look correct: default-deny has empty podSelector (matches all pods) with Ingress-only policyType and no ingress rules (denies everything by default). velero-network-policy targets component=velero pods, allows port 8085, and has no All NetworkPolicies have ownerReferences pointing to the DPA, so they'll get cleaned up automatically. Pods are running fine$ kubectl get pods -n openshift-adp
NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE
node-agent-fjd8m 1/1 Running 0 101s
node-agent-slvf2 1/1 Running 0 101s
oadp-kubevirt-datamover-controller-manager-684b44896-rkrvc 1/1 Running 0 103s
openshift-adp-controller-manager-74885df995-2n7c7 1/1 Running 0 2m22s
openshift-adp-oadp-cli-server-bf6d98894-c7nkb 1/1 Running 0 2m17s
openshift-adp-oadp-vmdp-server-79549f67-x667g 1/1 Running 0 2m17s
velero-c854bbd4c-zxzh6 1/1 Running 0 103sNo network errors in the Velero logs. Backup and restore still workCreated a test namespace with an nginx deployment, backed it up: $ kubectl get backup test-np-backup -n openshift-adp -o jsonpath='{.status.phase}'
CompletedDeleted the namespace, restored it: $ kubectl get restore test-np-restore -n openshift-adp -o jsonpath='{.status.phase}'
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nginx 1/1 1 1 22sBackup and restore both completed successfully. The NetworkPolicies aren't breaking anything. Metrics service is accessible$ kubectl get svc openshift-adp-velero-metrics-svc -n openshift-adp
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openshift-adp-velero-metrics-svc ClusterIP 172.30.119.180 8085/TCP 4m34sMetrics port is up and the NetworkPolicy allows scraping from anywhere (no SummaryEverything's working as expected. The NetworkPolicies restrict ingress to only the ports we need (metrics, health probes), egress is unrestricted (so backups can reach arbitrary S3 endpoints), and the conditional NetworkPolicies for Non-Admin/VM File Restore/KubeVirt DataMover are being created and deleted based on the DPA config. |
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@coderabbitai check if this pull request should be editing end-to-end tests in the repository in order to pass the CI. Are there any comparison checks for equality that would break with this new code? |
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gomega.Expect(adpLogsDiff).To(gomega.Equal(""))This is an exact comparison. It is not a partial field comparison. This PR can add entries to that log during a follow-up reconciliation:
Therefore, the added policies do not break an expected resource list. They can break the strict manager-log comparison if the follow-up reconciliation occurs after the first log snapshot. I recommend that this PR update the end-to-end assertion. The test should not require the complete manager log to remain unchanged. It should instead check that no unexpected reconciliation errors occur, or filter known normal reconciliation messages before comparison. You are interacting with an AI system. |
The default-deny NetworkPolicy was blocking ALL ingress to ALL pods in openshift-adp namespace, including the operator pod itself. This caused E2E test failures because the operator's metrics service on port 8443 was unreachable. Added oadp-operator-network-policy that: - Targets control-plane=controller-manager pods (operator pod) - Allows port 8443 (metrics service) - Allows metrics from anywhere (standard OpenShift NP pattern) This fixes the E2E test failures where DPA deployment tests were failing because the operator couldn't be reached. Fixes: OADP-6074 Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Added missing NetworkPolicies for: - CLI server (openshift-adp-oadp-cli-server) - port 8080 - VMDP server (openshift-adp-oadp-vmdp-server) - port 8080 These pods serve ConsoleCLIDownload endpoints for users to download OADP CLI binaries. They were blocked by the default-deny policy. Now ALL operand pods have explicit allow rules: ✅ Operator pod (port 8443 metrics) ✅ Velero/node-agent (port 8085 metrics) ✅ CLI server (port 8080 HTTP) ✅ VMDP server (port 8080 HTTP) ✅ Non-Admin controller (ports 8080/8081, conditional) ✅ VM File Restore controller (ports 8081/8443, conditional) ✅ KubeVirt DataMover controller (ports 8081/8443, conditional) Fixes: OADP-6074 Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Every reconcile*NetworkPolicy function called log.Info() unconditionally after CreateOrUpdate, even when op was OperationResultNone (no change). This caused the operator to emit a fresh 'unchanged' log line on every periodic resync, which broke the e2e assertion that operator logs stay stable for 1 minute after reconciliation completes (see dpa_deployment_suite_test.go:266), failing 10 DPA configuration tests across the 4.22/4.23/5.0/5.1 e2e-test-aws CI jobs. Also add EventRecorder.Event calls on create/update, matching the existing convention used by every other resource reconciler in this controller (Deployment, Service, ConfigMap, BSL, Secret, NodeAgent DaemonSet, etc.), none of which previously existed for NetworkPolicies. Fixes: OADP-6074
- Add Egress PolicyType/rules to all NetworkPolicies (previously ingress-only), aligning with OCPSTRAT-819 success criteria for restricting both directions of traffic. - Introduce scopedEgressRules() (DNS + API-server only) for operator/non-admin/VM-file-restore controllers, and unrestrictedEgressRule() for Velero/node-agent/KubeVirt datamover which must reach arbitrary cloud/object-storage endpoints. - Add default-deny Egress PolicyType so unmatched pods are denied both ingress and egress by default. - Add new reconcileVeleroMoverNetworkPolicy with a dedicated egress-only NetworkPolicy selecting pods labeled oadp.openshift.io/network-policy=velero. Velero's dynamically-spawned CSI/PVB/PVR mover pods and repository-maintenance Job pods run in the operator's install namespace but don't carry the same labels as the main Velero Deployment/DaemonSet, so without this they would be fully blocked by the tightened default-deny policy. - Inject the new label into NodeAgentConfigMap PodLabels (updateNodeAgentCM) and into the RepositoryMaintenanceConfigMap's "global" entry (updateRepositoryMaintenanceCM), which is the only key Velero reads PodLabels from for repo-maintenance jobs. - isNodeAgentCMRequired/isRepositoryMaintenanceCmRequired now always return true so these ConfigMaps (and the injected label) always exist, ensuring mover/maintenance pods are always coverable by the new NetworkPolicy regardless of user configuration. - Update/add unit and envtest coverage for all of the above.
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Same as the operator NetworkPolicy comment above: this metrics port is open from anywhere while the monitoring-only controllers scope theirs. CodeRabbit flagged this back on the first commit (f839e62) and it's still open here - worth a one-line comment explaining why Velero/operator differ from the rest, or scoping it to match.
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Metrics ingress here has no From restriction (open cluster-wide), unlike non-admin/vm-file-restore/kubevirt-datamover below, which scope the same kind of ingress to network.openshift.io/policy-group: monitoring. Intentional, or should this match the others for consistency with the zero-trust goal in the PR description?
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… node-agent The operator NetworkPolicy only allowed ingress on :8443 (metrics), but the kubelet's liveness/readiness/startup probes hit :8081/healthz directly, causing the operator pod to be marked unhealthy and restart under NetworkPolicy enforcement. This was surfaced by e2e CI failures (operator CrashLoop -> Velero unavailable). Added :8081 to the operator NetworkPolicy ingress rules, matching the pattern already used by the VMFileRestore/KubeVirt-datamover controller policies. Also scoped isRepositoryMaintenanceCmRequired to isNodeAgentEnabled(dpa) so the RepositoryMaintenance ConfigMap (and the --repo-maintenance-job-configmap Velero arg) is only created when node-agent is actually enabled, instead of unconditionally for every DPA - mirroring the existing NodeAgent ConfigMap gating.
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…ssert IsNotFound in NP tests Addresses review feedback from @kaovilai and CodeRabbit: - The operator and Velero NetworkPolicies allowed metrics ingress from any namespace, unlike the non-admin/vm-file-restore/kubevirt-datamover policies which scope the same kind of ingress to network.openshift.io/policy-group=monitoring. Aligned both policies with that pattern for consistency with the PR's zero-trust goal. The operator's kubelet health-probe rule (:8081) is kept as a separate, unscoped ingress rule since kubelet-originated probe traffic has no namespace to select on. - Updated networkpolicy_test.go assertions for both changed policies. - Replaced two generic HaveOccurred() checks for absent/deleted NetworkPolicies with apierrors.IsNotFound(err) assertions, per CodeRabbit's review comment, to ensure the tests actually verify a 404/NotFound rather than any error.
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…tworkPolicy The cacert_suite_test.go e2e test (merged into oadp-dev after this branch diverged) deploys a minio pod directly into the openshift-adp namespace to simulate a self-signed-TLS S3 endpoint. This PR's default-deny NetworkPolicy denies all ingress in that namespace by default and only allow-lists OADP-managed workloads, so Velero could never reach the test's minio pod and the BSL stayed stuck Unavailable (observed CI failure: 'BSL cacert with in-cluster minio'). Rather than widening the operator's own NetworkPolicies for a workload it doesn't manage, add a small scoped NetworkPolicy (ingress-only, app=minio- cacert-test, port 9000) alongside the minio Deployment/Service in DeployMinioWithTLS, and clean it up in DeleteMinioResources.
something in CLI e2e causing NetworkPolicy collision....looking |
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Seems like we need unrestricted egress access for an upload speed test |
The DataProtectionTest reconciler runs inside the controller-manager pod and connects directly to admin-configured BSL endpoints (S3, GCS, etc.) to measure upload speed. The operator NetworkPolicy previously scoped egress to DNS + API-server only, which blocks these DPT upload tests. Change egress to unrestricted, matching Velero's policy.
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Summary
Implements NetworkPolicy support for OADP operands to meet OCPSTRAT-819 security requirements for OpenShift 5.0.
This addresses the control plane security threat identified in the threat assessment document: without NetworkPolicies, compromised pods can move laterally within the cluster and potentially access or exfiltrate data from OADP components.
Why These Changes
Security Requirements (OCPSTRAT-819)
What This Fixes
Changes
This PR adds NetworkPolicy reconciliation for all OADP operands, restricting both ingress and egress per operand:
1. default-deny (Always created)
Ingress+EgresspolicyTypes (denies both by default); specific NetworkPolicies add exceptions2. velero-network-policy (Always created)
component: veleropods (Velero deployment, node-agent DaemonSet)3. velero-mover-network-policy (Always created, new)
oadp.openshift.io/network-policy: velero— a dedicated label injected into the NodeAgent and RepositoryMaintenance ConfigMaps'PodLabels, since Velero's CSI/PVB/PVR mover pods and repo-maintenance Job pods don't carrycomponent: velero4. oadp-operator-network-policy (Always created)
5. cli-server-network-policy / vmdp-server-network-policy (Always created)
6. non-admin-controller-network-policy (Conditional:
spec.nonAdmin.enable: true)network.openshift.io/policy-group: monitoringnamespace7. vm-file-restore-controller-network-policy (Conditional:
spec.vmFileRestore.enable: true)8. kubevirt-datamover-controller-network-policy (Conditional:
kubevirt-datamoverdefault plugin enabled)Per-Operand NetworkPolicy Summary
component: veleroso need their own label + policyspec.nonAdmin.enable)spec.vmFileRestore.enable)kubevirt-datamoverplugin)Design Decisions
Followed Official OpenShift NetworkPolicy Guide + Precedent
Referenced the official guidance document and existing operator implementations (Node Tuning Operator, Cluster Version Operator, Rook/ODF) for the egress model — scoped DNS+API-server egress for control-plane-only controllers, unrestricted egress for operands that must reach arbitrary/admin-configured external endpoints.
Why Some Egress is Scoped, Not Just Left Open
Earlier revisions of this PR left all egress fully open. Per OCPSTRAT-819's success criteria (restrict both ingress and egress) and reference operator precedent, egress is now scoped per operand:
Covering Velero's Dynamically-Spawned Mover/Maintenance Pods
Velero's node-agent (CSI DataUpload/DataDownload, PodVolumeBackup/Restore) and repository-maintenance controller spawn ephemeral pods in the OADP install namespace that only carry Velero's own default labels (e.g.
velero.io/data-upload), notcomponent: velero. Reusingcomponent: velerofor these was considered but rejected due to collision risk with existing PDB/ServiceMonitor/affinity selectors already keyed on that label. Instead:oadp.openshift.io/network-policy: velero, is always injected into the NodeAgent ConfigMap'sPodLabelsand into the RepositoryMaintenance ConfigMap's"global"key (the only key Velero readsPodLabels/PodAnnotationsfrom for maintenance jobs).reconcileVeleroMoverNetworkPolicyselects pods carrying this label with an egress-only NetworkPolicy.isNodeAgentCMRequiredandisRepositoryMaintenanceCmRequirednow always returntrueso these ConfigMaps (and therefore the injected label) always exist, regardless of user-supplied configuration.Conditional NetworkPolicies
Non-Admin, VM File Restore, and KubeVirt DataMover controllers are optional features. Their NetworkPolicies are created when the feature is enabled in DPA and deleted when disabled, staying in sync with actual deployed workloads during reconciliation.
Implementation Details
Files Changed
internal/controller/networkpolicy.goReconcileNetworkPolicies()- Main entry pointreconcileDefaultDenyNetworkPolicy()- Baseline deny-all (ingress + egress)reconcileOperatorNetworkPolicy()- Operator pod, scoped egressreconcileVeleroNetworkPolicy()- Velero/node-agent metrics, unrestricted egressreconcileVeleroMoverNetworkPolicy()- New: Velero mover/maintenance pods, egress-onlyreconcileCLIServerNetworkPolicy()/reconcileVMDPServerNetworkPolicy()- no egressreconcileNonAdminNetworkPolicy()- Conditional Non-Admin, scoped egressreconcileVMFileRestoreNetworkPolicy()- Conditional VM File Restore, scoped egressreconcileKubevirtDatamoverNetworkPolicy()- Conditional KubeVirt DataMover, unrestricted egressscopedEgressRules()/unrestrictedEgressRule()helpersinternal/controller/nodeagent.goisNodeAgentCMRequirednow always returnstrueupdateNodeAgentCMinjectsoadp.openshift.io/network-policy: velerointoPodLabelsinternal/controller/repository_maintenance.goisRepositoryMaintenanceCmRequirednow always returnstrueupdateRepositoryMaintenanceCMalways merges the same label into the"global"config key'sPodLabelsinternal/controller/dataprotectionapplication_controller.gonetworkingv1import, RBAC marker, wiredReconcileNetworkPoliciesintoReconcileBatch,.Owns(&networkingv1.NetworkPolicy{})config/rbac/role.yaml-networking.k8s.iopermissionsbundle/manifests/oadp-operator.clusterserviceversion.yaml- Regenerated bundleTest files:
internal/controller/networkpolicy_test.go,nodeagent_test.go,repository_maintenance_test.go,velero_test.go— updated/added coverage for all egress rules, the new mover policy, and ConfigMap label-injection behavior.Behavior Change to Note
The NodeAgent and RepositoryMaintenance ConfigMaps are now always created (previously only when specific fields were configured), so that the
oadp.openshift.io/network-policylabel injection always applies. This is a minor, backwards-compatible change — Velero's--backup-repository-configmap/--repo-maintenance-job-configmapserver args are now always passed.Testing
Unit Tests
make test)Live Cluster Testing
make deploy-olmon live OpenShift clusterSee testing comment for detailed results.
References
Impact
Security Benefits
No Breaking Changes
network.openshift.io/policy-group: monitoring) consistently across all operands, including the operator and Velerospec.configuration.nodeAgent.enable: true), matching the existing NodeAgent ConfigMap gating — not created unconditionally for every DPAThe
default-denyNetworkPolicy applies to every pod in the operator's install namespace (e.g.openshift-adp), not just OADP-managed workloads. Only pods matching one of the allow-list policies above (Velero, node-agent, mover/maintenance pods, the operator, and the optional controllers) get any ingress/egress.If a cluster-admin or another process deploys a custom pod directly into this namespace (e.g. a debug pod, a sidecar, or a test fixture), it will have no network access by default under this PR — it isn't covered by any OADP-managed label selector. Such workloads need their own NetworkPolicy to allow the traffic they require. This was encountered and fixed in this PR's own e2e test suite, where a test-only minio pod deployed into the namespace needed an explicit scoped NetworkPolicy added in
tests/e2e/lib/minio_helpers.goto remain reachable.Operator Pod NetworkPolicy
This PR now also covers the operator pod itself (
reconcileOperatorNetworkPolicy), in addition to operand NetworkPolicies (Velero, node-agent, mover pods, non-admin, VM file restore, KubeVirt datamover, CLI/VMDP servers).